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Phone Books England
live in United States work for England company?
So, there’s this company in England, it’s a real company,not fake, it’s legitimate, and this guy saw my resume over the web and he wants to hire me, off the books, but his company is in England, and I live in New York, USA. He said he’s going to have a delegate come by and meet me after my 2 week probation period but that’s about the only contact I’ll have with him, other than my home office through the phone and through the net. It’s weird, because I’m not use to this, but at the same time, I’m curious, and because the pay is $47000 a year, I can’t say no. It must be cheaper to pay me in American currency than pay someone in England the same amount in pounds. But the position seems easy enough, and to my liking…admin assistant, which I can def do. What do you guys think? Should I go for it?
How are you going to be an Administrative Assistant to a guy in England while living in the USA?? Why does he want to hire you “off the books”? He could simply simply list you as “contract labor” instead of an employee. Maybe I’m just an old cynic but this seems a little fishy to me. Be careful.
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